Ascento Fails

#DayForFailure, October 13
Enjoy our Ascento robot fail compilation! With every failure we experience, we learn more and we can improve our robot for its next iteration, which will come soon...
Stay tuned for more!
Find out more about Project Ascento on our website: www.ascento.ch
Music: Symphony No. 5 - Beethoven

[@user-hb2tz7sx3x]

As a robot developer, I like this video. I applaud your failures and efforts. 👏

[@IndraKurniawan-vk2qb]

I loves this! Not just the funny part of course, but it just shows how hard they've been working on this, and finally watch their creation working is just priceless experience for them, Well done.

[@rishabh4611]

This can be used as a disclaimer for Students choosing robotics as their specialization .

[@atulsowani8428]

I thank you for sharing this video, and appreciate the motive behind it. It shows the reality and the persistence, which is most important! Congratulations and Good luck to you guys!

[@albertogrr2653]

I can imagine how frustrating the work must have been to get the robot to work. Congratulations

[@kamilpolit5192]

I've been waiting a long time for this movie

[@jasmijnariel]

There is no failing... only learning

[@larsfroelich]

great of you to share this part of the process as well - and nice video editing :)

[@Graterstuuf]

Baby ED209 learning to walk. Precious.

[@zhaoyuangu4621]

Thank you, you made my day. I am having a lot of robot hardware issues and I can totally relate.

[@ivanmilanov8386]

Love what you guys do! Good luck and keep uploading!!! :)

[@theatisproject]

Reminds me of my LEGO Robots in school...🤣👍

[@user-ro1rb3qz9w]

HOLA. BUENOS DÍAS. ¡QUÉ BIEN LO CONSEGUISTE!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@VR-pp6qu]

So cute!❤❤❤

[@potneko9272]

so cute

[@lordrefrigeratorintercoole288]

hahaha when he jumps and falls on his face and trys to jump again it reminds me of Afro Ninja 🤣🤣

[@kamilpolit5192]

Are you still working on this project? Because there hasn't been a new video for 8 months.

[@calcio437]

2020: few views 2050: the algorithm starts recommending it (Watch entire comment, please) As a person watching YT, I can tell you that videos from 2005/2010 (so about 10 years ago) only appear in 2020 ... Strange this algorithm. // *The same concept will happen to this video* Who Looks Now (2020) it's because: 1-Know the channel, so notify 2-Really interested in the robot world 3-YT argument goes crazy, and starts spamming everywhere I swear to you, that sometimes I get videos from about 10 years ago with topics that I almost never watch (seriously) Who looks in the future: 1-the algorithm starts recommending it everywhere (spamming) 2- Still to be discovered (maybe another lock-down ?!)

[@hemant5718]

0:43 - just dooon't stop me!

[@TiagoTiagoT]

Does it try to spread it's legs to the front and back when it detects it's leaning too far to recover with just wheel spin?

[@althuelectronics5158]

Am from India. Am good Saporting my brothers

[@althuelectronics5158]

Where is next video

[@free.president]

Poor baby)

[@ketchai995]

This is how the robot respond to world after asking rick what is my purpose.

[@althuelectronics5158]

Amazing brother please update OK no stop

[@oldcet5277]

if i was the one developing this robot, every time it fell i wouldnt be angry. i would laugh, its funny

[@did3d523]

no futur for this techno

[@ericb6784]

Ascento needs a Cubli.

[@user-rz9vt2wo7e]

Жалко пацана

[@p3achypj883]

Who the fuck dared disliked this

[@die_die720]

Help !

[@loradejmanlora6691]

TO JE SAMO ZA IGRANJE PA NIČ DRUGO.

[@LitAlexV]

As a robot designer, I can say for sure that you will never achieve perfect balance with this design because you violate the rules for balancing degrees of freedom. 3D * (1 + Amount of forces = 1) = 6 axes And you only use 4 degrees of freedom + 1 temporary. It is necessary to add one more axis of motion / degree of freedom, namely the ability to push one leg forward.

[@AscentoRobotics]

It seems that you are hinting at the severe underactuation of our robot. While it is true that such systems cannot follow arbitrary trajectories in their configuration space, methods to control and stabilize systems with less actuators than degrees of freedom exist and are well known since the 1980‘s.

[@TakeshiKovacsFan]

If Pope Francis falls these people are more relaxed